Everyone was beautiful at the Rhythm Heaven Fever launch

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There were a lot of Dtoid’ers at this party. You may spot many familiar faces in this video (maybe even your own), but that’s not why I’m saying that everyone is beautiful at the Rhythm Heaven Fever launch party. I’m saying it because it’s true. This was a beautiful event. From little kids to attractive ladies to sexy, bronzed silver foxes, this event brought out the best of the the entire human race. Like I said in the review, Rhythm Heaven Fever is a game that really can appeal to everybody, and make anyone feel happy. i think this party proved that sentiment to be true (though I’m sure the free food, booze, and t-shirts didn’t hurt).

There was plenty to see at the event, including two fantastic Rhythm Heaven Fever paintings by Iam8bit artists Yoskay Yamamoto and Mari Inuka, hand crafted stuffed animals and sculptures of Rhythm Heaven Fever characters, a Kinect-style Rhythm Heaven Fever dance contest, huge muscles, great music, and much more. It was a unforgettable time, as you’ll see for yourself in the video.

This is the first video I’ve done for Dtoid with a whole new team. I think they did a pretty great job. Thanks again to Lindsay and Tobbii for helping me put this one together.

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Destructoid Contributor - Jonathan Holmes has been a media star since the Road Rules days, and spends his time covering oddities and indies for Destructoid, with over a decade of industry experience "Where do dreams end and reality begin? Videogames, I suppose."- Gainax, FLCL Vol. 1 "The beach, the trees, even the clouds in the sky... everything is build from little tiny pieces of stuff. Just like in a Gameboy game... a nice tight little world... and all its inhabitants... made out of little building blocks... Why can't these little pixels be the building blocks for love..? For loss... for understanding"- James Kochalka, Reinventing Everything part 1 "I wonder if James Kolchalka has played Mother 3 yet?" Jonathan Holmes
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